Acronis works very well, just boot with the startup CD, and restore from the drive 
that has the images. No installation of Windows is required. It takes just a few 
minutes. I keep multiple versions of my C:\ drive, and if I screw up my system, I 
just reload the image of my choice. To make this work really trouble free, you really 
need to move all of your D&S functionality to a separate partition. Then you can 
restore to an image you made several months ago with no concern about data loss.







On Friday, March 4, 2005 at 9:24 am, Jay wrote:

>Acronis has a bootable CD.so it means that I will have to used that before it actually 

>work..what about the windows back up tool..do I really need to install windows..before 

>I thought that it is not needed..

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